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discord-egress

egress a discord server

NOTE:

Using custom version of poise (the discord library) because I need to use a specific version of serenity (the discord library for poise). Here's how to set it up:

  1. Clone Poise next to this repo:
git clone https://github.com/serenity-rs/poise.git
  1. Change the version of serenity that poise uses:
[dependencies.serenity]
- version = "x.xx.x"
+ git = "https://github.com/serenity-rs/serenity.git"
+ rev = "e34f4491ee3a0b20ea8dc30cbc77b257f402f692"

Just make sure that the rev is a sha1 commit hash sometime after 7/25/24

Getting started

  • goto: Discord applicatoins and create an application.
  • Next goto the "bot" tab on the left, and "Reset Token". KEEP THIS PRIVATE. When are testing / deploying your bot put this token in the .env file.
  • Next decide what permissions your bot needs. Make sure to edit intents in src/main.rs to match this. When you are creating the invite link on discord.com you will have to select these permissions as well.